Kidneys Flashcards

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1
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Organ that produces urine

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Kidneys

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Superomedial aspect of the kidneys contacts what organ?

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Suprarenal gland

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Suprarenal gland is a part of what organ system

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Endocrine

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4
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Separates glands from the kidneys

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Weak fascial septum

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5
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What are the organs considered under primary retroperitoneal structures

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Superior urinary organs (kidneys, ureters)
Vessels
Suprarenal glands

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Also known as Perirenal fat capsule

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Perinephric fat

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Surrounds kidneys and their vessels as it extends into tneir hollow centers

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Perinephric fat

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Hollow centrs of the kidneys

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Renal sinuses

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The kidneys, suprarenal glands and the fat surrounding them are enclosed by?

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Renal fascia

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A delicate extension of the renal fascia inferomedially along the ureter

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Periureteric fascia

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Also known as pararenal fat body

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Paranephric fat

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12
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Extraperitoneal fat of the lumbar region external to the renal fascia

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Paranephric fat

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13
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Renal fascia sends _____________ through the paranenephric fat

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Collagen bundles

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14
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Normal renal mobility

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3cm (2-3 cm in vertical direction)

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15
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The primary attachment of the suprarenal glands is to the __________

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Diaphragm (diaphragmatic fascia)

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16
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Kidneys are located at what levels of the spinal cord

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T12 - L3

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17
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A vertical cleft at the concave medial margin of each kidney

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Renal hilum

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18
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Space in the kidney where renal hilum enter

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Renal sinus

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19
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Where is the transpyloric plane located

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Level of T12

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20
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The hilum of the left kidney is _________ from the median plane

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5cm

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21
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What kidney is higher than the other

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Left is higher than the rightkidney

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22
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Why is the left kidney higher than the right kidney

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Presence of liver

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23
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The left kidney is higher than the right by ________

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2.5 cm

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24
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The _________ pole of the ________ kidney is a finger’s breadth superior to the iliac crest

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Inferior pole, right kidney

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Measurement of kidneys
10cm length 5cm width 2.5cm thickness
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Superiorly, the posterior aspects of the kidneys are associated with?
Diaphragm
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The diaphragm separates the kidneys from
Pleural cavities and 12th pair of ribs
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Inferiorly, the posterior surface of the kidney are related to
Psoas major, quadratus lumborum and transversus abdominis muscle and the diaphragm
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What are the structure found anterior to the right kidney
Liver Duodenum Ascending colon
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Separates the kidney to the liver
Hepatorenal recess
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The left kidney is associated with what structures
``` Stomach Spleen Pancreas Jejunum Descending colon ```
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The flattened, funnel-shaped expansion of the superior end of the ureter
Renal pelvis
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Part of the renal pelvis that is continuous with the ureter
Apex
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Renal pelvis receives how many MAJOR calyces
2-3
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The minor calyx is indented by
Renal papilla | -- apex of renal pyramid
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Structure from which the urine is excreted
Renal pyramid
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Apex of the Renal pyramid
Renal papilla
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Muscular ducts with narrow lumina that carry urine from kidneys to the bladder
Ureter
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Constrictions of the ureters
Junction of ureteres and renal pelvis Ureter cross brim of pelvic inlet Passage through walls of urinry bladder
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Suprarenal glands are enclosed by renal fascia by which they are attached to the ________ of the diaphragm
Crura
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Primary RELATIONSHIP of the suprarenal gland is with the
Kidney
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Primary ATTACHMENT of the suprarenal gland is with the
Diaphragm
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Separates the suprarenal gland from the kidney
Renal fascia
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Part of the gland wherein vessels enters and exits
Hilum
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Structures located in between the 2 suprarenal glands
``` IVC Rightcrus of diaphragm Celiac ganglion Celiac trunk SMA Left crus of diaphragm ```
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Suprarenal gland: pyramid shape
Right
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Suprarenal gland: crescent shaoe
Left
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Suprarenal gland: related to the IVC anteromedially
Right
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Suprarenal gland: related to the spleen and panceas
Left
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Medial borders of the suprarenal gland are ________ cm apart
4-5 cm apart
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Two parts of each suprarenal gland
Cortex and medulla
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Suprarenal cortex: derived from?
Mesoderm
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Suprarenal cortex: secretes what hormones?
Corticosteroids | Androgens
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Suprarenal medulla: derived from?
Neural crest cells
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Suprarenal medulla: cells that secrete catecholamines
Chromaffin cells
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Suprarenal medulla: hormones secreted
Catecholamines Epinephrine Norepinephrine
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Renal artery: passes posterior to the IVC
Right renal artery
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Also known as end arteries
Segmental arteries
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Do segmental arteries anastomose with each other?
No
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An independent surgically resectable unit is called
Renal segment
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Renal veins: what is longer, right or left?
Left renal vein
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The left renal vein receives blood from what veins?
L suprarenal v L gonadal(testicular/ovarian) v Communication with ascending lumbar v
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The abdominal portion of the ureter is supplied by
Renal arteries